Reply to a query from one of my colleagues, who had an issue with some users on a domain getting the message: "You only have read-only access to groups outside of your domain. Contact your domain administrator for more information."
(The actual domain names have been changed :)
Whoever is the admin for your whateveritwas.extension domain in Google Apps, has to enable access.
I believe that whateveritwas.extension was set as a domain alias for anotherdomain.com in Google Apps? I see an email thread where I suggested that this was a possibility. In that case, webmaster@anotherdomain.com would be the admin.
After logging on to webmaster@anotherdomain.com , go to the administrative console at
https://admin.google.com/Dashboard
According to this page,
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/apps/6wYszBdjuaI/W1cJcvxAf50J
"From the administrative console select the Organizations& Users tab, then click on Services. Scroll down to Google Groups and turn it on."
(The actual domain names have been changed :)
Whoever is the admin for your whateveritwas.extension domain in Google Apps, has to enable access.
I believe that whateveritwas.extension was set as a domain alias for anotherdomain.com in Google Apps? I see an email thread where I suggested that this was a possibility. In that case, webmaster@anotherdomain.com would be the admin.
After logging on to webmaster@anotherdomain.com , go to the administrative console at
https://admin.google.com/Dashboard
According to this page,
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/apps/6wYszBdjuaI/W1cJcvxAf50J
"From the administrative console select the Organizations& Users tab, then click on Services. Scroll down to Google Groups and turn it on."
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